The Pastor's Wife (1914)

Christine, a young woman married to pastor Karl Albrecht, grapples with the expectations of her role and the isolation it brings. As she struggles to connect with the congregation's women, who prioritize gossip over support, her identity becomes overshadowed by her husband's reputation. Gradually, Christine questions her life as a pastor's wife and begins to explore her own passions, such as writing. This novel poignantly examines the pressures of traditional roles and the quest for self-discovery and fulfillment amidst societal constraints.